>their Panther Lake are only 1.8 nm That's a marketing term. The gate measure flew out of the window when Intel started measuring something else. It's now just talking about 'generations'. >and use very little power versus their previous offerings. That's great... if you're comparing single instruction, single thread performance vs AMD... Except that's the wrong market contender? It's RISC aka ARM... They are nowhere near there. They should have invested into R&D rather than slash and burning for dividends 20 years ago. (For those not keeping up, Intel is losing on all, fronts)

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Intel has made a lot of progress, their Panther Lake are only 1.8 nm and use very little power versus their previous offerings.

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OMG, THE BUBBLE'S BURSTING! hyperscalers can't handle treasuries gaining! THEY'RE ALL BROKE NOW! MSFT $150! satya's selling 64 GB RAM sticks for $10! he can't give gb300 away! micro center is selling 5090s for msrp! oh, nm. they could not care less. eta: there's something perfectly ironic about reading this garbage while also reading that open ai is gaining more funding and at a valuation of $1.5T.

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